Quietside Campground & Cabins
Quaint circular-front cabin at Quietside Campground in Acadia National Park, nestled among pines.
Camping setup at Quietside Campground in Acadia National Park, with a red tent on a wooden platform, campfire ring, and blue chairs nearby.

Quietside Campground & Cabins

Camping★★★★☆
Last Updated: January 2026

Sites

37

RV Max Length

22 ft on Water/Electric sites; some sources note up to 28 ft, but primary data cites 22 ft

Hookups

Water and 30-amp electricity on Water/Electric sites; no sewer hookups at any site; tents no electricity

Pets Allowed

No

Showers

No

Overview

About This Campground

Quietside Campground & Cabins sits on the Acadia periphery in Bernard, Maine, offering 37 wooded sites and multiple cabin options. Tent sites use wooden platforms and some walk-in spots sit up to 100' from roads; Water/Electric sites add 30-amp service with water but no sewer. Cabins range from Camping Cabins to Hobbit Huts, all set in a peaceful forest just a short drive from Acadia trails and Southwest Harbor.

Highlights

Book If

✅ BOOK IF: You want a quiet, woodsy campground with 22-ft RV limit on Water/Electric sites and cabin options. ❌ SKIP IF: You need large RV hookups, group sites, or heavy amenities; this is a small, private setting

Site Types

Tent sites, Water/Electric sites, Cabins (Camping Cabins, Rustic Non-Electric Cabins, Two-Story Camping Cabin, Hobbit Huts)

Scenic Views

Forest views; not waterfront

Nearby Attractions

Southwest Harbor (~8 miles); Acadia National Park main areas ~30 minutes; local shops and dining

Family Friendly

Kid-friendly, quiet setting with cabins and walkable access to Acadia trails

Best Time to Visit

Late spring to early fall; mild days and cooler nights

Camping Tips

  • Book early; 37 sites fill quickly
  • Rigs up to 22 ft on Water/Electric sites; plan for tight turns
  • Firewood sold on-site; don’t move wood from outside
  • Coffee available 8–10am in-season

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

RVs up to 22 ft on Water/Electric; roads are crushed rock and tight; plan back-in or cautious drive-through; cabin area is forested and private

The Vibe

A functional, forested basecamp for families; privacy-focused and peaceful rather than resort-like

Bath & Laundry

Two heated bathhouses with flush toilets; free hot showers; on-site laundry not listed; expect basic facilities

What Campers Say

4.8 stars from 122 reviews; campers praise privacy, quiet atmosphere, and affordable Hobbit cabins; bookings fill quickly

ℹ️ Data Sources

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